Jesse Temple is a Wisconsin football beat reporter for The Athletic. With a focus on local sports in the state of Wisconsin, Jesse covers all aspects of the Wisconsin football program, including game previews and recaps, player transfers, coaching changes, and in-depth analysis of the team's performance.
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Jesse Temple's coverage primarily revolves around college football, particularly focused on the Wisconsin Badgers. He frequently covers events such as games and bowl previews, making his work well-suited for those with insights into the team's performance and dynamics.
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By: Austin Meek, Jesse Temple
Submit your overreactions, hot takes and bold predictions off of Big Ten teams' opening games for an upcoming feature.
By: Jesse Temple, Austin Meek
We asked Big Ten football fans, and they delivered. Here's how we rank the conference's Week 1 overreactions and hot takes.
By: Jesse Temple
Witt went 1,060 days between appearing in games because of injury setbacks that included four surgeries for three stress fractures.
By: Jesse Temple
“We know darn well what's walking in here,” Luke Fickell said of Alabama's looming visit to Camp Randall.
Wisconsin has played just 10 top-10 nonconference opponents at home since the AP Top 25 poll began in 1936. It's 1-9 in those contests.
By: Jesse Temple
A key to success will be Wisconsin’s ability to balance its desire for efficiency with big-play potential.
By: Jesse Temple
Wisconsin hosts No. 4 Alabama on Saturday. But it won't be the first time the Badgers and Crimson Tide meet in Madison.
By: Jesse Temple
Wisconsin is playing its first home game against a top-10 nonconference team in 35 years.
By: Kennington Smith Iii, Jesse Temple
What No. 4 Alabama's 42-10 blowout win at Wisconsin said about the Crimson Tide under Kalen DeBoer and Badgers under Luke Fickell.
By: Jesse Temple
One side possessed multiple playmakers and executed at a high level. The other side didn’t. The result was a dominant win by Alabama.
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